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Discussion on Concerns over Auto tl;dr bot
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It has about a 60% usefulness ratio in my opinion but I'd suggest option 2 an auto comment disclaimer that it often leaves relevant stuff out AND to downvote it when the summary isnt useful.
The latter because a) it's a signal to later readers that the summary is misleading and b) if the maintainer is monitoring (prob not) that's a clue as to which summaries need to be looked at
Yeh, agree with approach, seems sensible
This is equivalent to option 4 IMO.
No one will heed the disclaimer. I mean the disclaimer basically means the whole thing is pointless - you need to read the article I'd you want to be sure you're not missing something very important.
Down votes are meaningless. No one will look at the down votes and conclude that in that specific case the summary is unreliable.